As Westview inches closer and closer to present time, its secrets are catching up with it.
With last week’s episode of “WandaVision” leaving off with the town’s boundaries rapidly expanding – swallowing up the S.W.O.R.D.

A classic dinner and a movie date – but make it COVID-19 safe.
In collaboration with local Santa Monica restaurants, WE Drive-Ins had its grand opening on Feb.

Warning: spoilers ahead.
From a supernatural couple’s quarrel to a surprising interdimensional guest, “WandaVision’s” latest episode is a rollercoaster of emotions.
The fifth installment of the series shifts back and forth between the original sitcom plot and the new S.W.O.R.D.

Monique Fraile helps customers show their loved ones how berry much they love them.
Since May, the fourth-year sociology student has been operating a gourmet dessert business on the Instagram page @momozberriez.

Black and white pictures and ’60s style beehives are swapped for colorful blouses and sleek straight hair in “WandaVision” episode three, but the mystery remains.
Released Friday, the latest episode of Marvel’s newest series picks up right where it left off in episode two – with the superhero couple suddenly expecting a baby.

Zoom calls just got a whole lot spookier.
The UCLA Office of the Transfer Student Representative held a virtual Halloween costume party open to all students Friday.

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The hidden scandals of a Southern evangelical family are coming to light in “Filthy Rich.”
Fox’s new soap opera has been airing weekly since Sept.

Music is not simply played in the background in “Euphoria,” it is a main character.
The HBO show received six Emmy nominations in 2020, including outstanding music supervision for its season one finale episode.

Instead of watching football games at the Rose Bowl, crowds have gathered for a safer source of entertainment.
The sports stadium has been transformed into a drive-in movie theater this month for the Tribeca Drive-In series.

Elisa Bass is taking a popular quarantine activity to the next level with her artistic skills – all for a good cause.
The second-year economics student recently started a chalk drawing business to raise funds for the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank.